Lingua Latina Flashcards
?/ab/abs prp +abl
from, of, since, by
ab-d?cere
take away, carry off
ab-err?re
wander away, stray
ab-esse ?-fuisse
be absent/away/distant
ab-icere
throw away
ab-?re -e? -iisse
go away
abs?ns -entis adi
absent
abs-tin?re
keep off
ac-c?dere
approach, come near
accendere -disse -?nsum
light, inflame
ac-cidere -disse
happen, occur
ac-cipere
receive
ac-cub?re
recline at table
ac-cumbere -cubuisse
lie down at table
ac-currere -rrisse
come running
acc?s?re
accuse
?cer -cris -cre
keen, active, fierce
acerbus -a -um
sour, bitter
aci?s -?? f
line of battle
ac?tus -a -um
sharp
ad prp +acc
to, toward, by, at, till
ad-dere -didisse -ditum
add
ad-esse af-fuisse (+dat)
be present, stand by
ad-h?c
so far, till now, still
ad-icere
add
ad-?re -e? -iisse -itum
go to, approach
ad-iungere
join to, add
ad-iuv?re
help
ad-m?r?r?
admire, wonder at
adm?r?ti? -?nis f
wonder, admiration
ad-mittere
let in, admit
ad-nectere -xuisse -xum
attach, connect
ad-?r?re
worship, adore
adul?sc?ns -entis m
young man
ad-vehere
carry, convey (to)
ad-ven?re
arrive
adversus/-um prp +acc
toward, against
adversus -a -um
contrary, unfavorable
aedific?re
build
aedificium -? n
building
aeger -gra -grum
sick, ill
aegr?t?re
be ill
aegr?tus -a -um
sick
aequ?
equally
aequinoctium -? n
equinox
aequus -a -um
equal, calm
??r -eris m
air
aest?s -?tis f
summer
aestim?re
value, estimate
aet?s -?tis f
age
affectus -?s m
mood, feeling
af-ferre at-tulisse al-l?tum
bring (to, forward, about)
af-ficere
affect, stir
af-firm?re
assert, affirm
age -ite +imp
come on! well, now
ager -gr? m
field
agere ?gisse ?ctum
drive, do, perform
agmen -inis n
army on the march, file
agnus -? m
lamb
agricola -ae m
farmer, peasant
ain’
you don?t say? really?
?i? ais ait ?iunt
say
?la -ae f
wing
albus -a -um
white
alere -uisse altum
feed
ali?nus -a -um
someone else?s
ali-quand?
once
ali-quantum
a good deal
ali-qu? -qua -quod
some
ali-quis -quid
someone, something
ali-quot ind?cl
some, several
aliter
otherwise
alius -a -ud
another, other
ali??ali?
some?others
allicere -i? -?xisse -ectum
attract
alter -era -erum
one, the other, second
altum -? n
the open sea
altus -a -um
high, tall, deep
am?ns -antis m
lover